My final guess for 1st rd pick
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By Sports Guy · Posted
They have some stupid contracts for sure. -
By Jim'sKid26 · Posted
Really interesting article on Brecht by Mellissa Lockhart in the Athletic: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5606772/2024/07/03/brody-brecht-mlb-draft-iowa-football-baseball/ Sounds like a kid who is super coachable. "Brecht has big-league stuff, but questions remain about whether he can command his arsenal well enough to be effective against major-league hitters, especially in a starter’s role. Law noted in his mock draft that Brecht is “a college pitcher who’s less polished than his peers, with athleticism and arm strength that point to more upside.” Heller says major-league organizations only have to look at the improvements Brecht made from his sophomore to junior season to see how much room there is for him to continue to grow as a pitcher. “It shows you the aptitude that Brody has and the ability to make adjustments and change,” Heller said. “Not everybody has that. It’s not easy to do and Brody did it in a very short time.” -
I was hoping there was someone out there that got it. -
I'm a No because I'd prefer to trade from our strength (position players) than from our need (pitchers). Offer a comparable hitting prospect for Max? Sure. -
Yeah, because our pitchers dominated that Cleveland lineup... I think the AL East is the best division in baseball, but I think you're most certainly overstating that difference. I don't think pitching in the AL East vs. pitching in another division is worth more than say, a quarter-half point of FIP (in truth, I doubt it's worth quite that much)...a half point of FIP on his current level and you see where he'd be, nearly as good as any of our starters. Anyways, as far as we can glean anything from 34.2 IP, he had 14.1 IP and 9 ER vs AL East foes and 20.1 and 17 ER vs others, so yeah, with us he did better against AL East foes than others. -
It's against Seattle, so I'm expecting 5IP / 2ERs
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Looks like we may match up well with Kansas City as they need help at 1b, 3b, LF, RF & DH (all positions where we have potential surplus) Maybe we do a 3 team deal where we get a quality prospect from KC and package them with our own prospects to get a Starter?
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